Tyreek Hill Gives Behind-the-Scenes Look at Injury Rehab in Video Amid NFL Offseason, 'Reborn'

Tyreek Hill is hoping to become "reborn" after a devastating knee injury last season.

The star wide receiver gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at his injury rehab in a new YouTube video on Sunday. Notably, Hill is asked whether he plans to continue playing or retire, and he ended the video before giving an answer.

Hill suffered a torn ACL and a dislocated knee in September, ending his 2025 campaign after just four games. Such an injury at his age naturally left questions about whether he would return to the gridiron.

While he initially was undecided about his future, he said in February that "the Cheetah will be back," indicating that he plans to return to the NFL in 2026. Still, things could have changed over the last few months, so his answer may be different now.

He'll have to find a new team if he decides to play again, as the Dolphins released him in February after a tumultuous two years in Miami. His former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, reportedly has been monitoring his progress this offseason.

In his last healthy season in 2024, Hill recorded 959 receiving yards and six touchdowns, a stark drop in production from the career year he had in 2023. After a very serious injury, it's hard to imagine that Hill will be an All-Pro-level receiver if and when he returns.

The biggest task for Hill at the moment is continuing his rehab and getting back on the field, if he so chooses to return.